Which files will affect the domain name resolution system on Linux? (Choose TWO answers)

The /etc/hostname file stores only the local machine's own hostname for identification purposes and has no effect on how the system resolves names for remote hosts.

The file /etc/nameserver does not exist as a standard Linux configuration file; nameserver addresses are specified as 'nameserver' directives inside /etc/resolv.conf, not in a separate file.

The /etc/hosts file is a static local lookup table that maps hostnames to IP addresses and is queried by the system resolver before any DNS server is contacted, directly influencing domain name resolution.

The file /etc/which does not exist on Linux systems and plays no role in name resolution or any other standard system function.

The /etc/resolv.conf file defines the IP addresses of DNS nameservers and optional search domain suffixes used by the resolver library, making it the primary configuration file for all DNS-based name resolution on the system.